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no, there is not.

only need to remove the https vhost from Apache configuration. You need to add the 443 listener in native configuration, add the 443 vhost. add listener to vhost mapping with the domain.

You should skip Apache configuration for that vhost. the native vhost cannot override the vhost from Apache, as Apache vhosts are configured after the native vhosts, may override the the native vhost.

You should post bug report to PHP group, the error is from PHP internal. You can also check the patch applied from ports when install from ports.

OCSP stapling is not supported for vhost configured through Apache httpd.conf . It have to be configured through native configuration.

if you have a lsphp5 process running as root, and other lsphp5 processes running as other users are children of that process, you are using daemon mode.

LB sends the request with a public facing URL to both backend server and expects 200 responses, if the response is not 200, LB mark the corresponding backend as off-line.

The LSLB documentation should come with the LSLB package, you can access it through the webAdmin console. The ping URL, you need to put the full url http://domain.name/path/

Please force reinstall 4.2.18, should have been taken care of. /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/lsup.sh -f -v 4.2.18

what is the content in /usr/local/apache/conf/php.conf? change Apache PHP handler to suphp from cPanel, see if it helps or not.

Which control panel you use? It may have something to do with the way PHP handlers are configured in httpd.conf, have to check the exact configuration.

those directives are not supported at this moment. We may add that in some point, but it is low priority.

install 4.2.18.

just create a test.php with phpinfo() in it, access it from web. php.ini location is in the phpinfo() output.

Maybe some include files was missing with LiteSpeed. check PHP error_log. make sure you are using the same version of PHP with Apache and LiteSpeed. compare the PHPINFO output for differences.

The configuration need to be consistent with Listen and <VirtualHost ...> use *:443 or 192.168.1.100:443 for both. You should make Apache work properly first then try LiteSpeed.

try netstat -anp | grep 443 | grep LISTEN kill those processes and try again.

It is likely cause by PHP/MySQL problem. some script causes the PHP process to hang, once no PHP process available, it will be like that.

For PHP setup with interworx, there are a few options now. We have our own PHP repository, it can be used with any hosting control panel. http://rpms.litespeedtech.com/ cloudlinux alt-php added lsphp binary long time again, if you could use mod_lsapi, you should be able to use the same lsphp...

It wont be in 5.0RC2, have to wait after it is stabilized with Openlitespeed..